Ricky Andrews is known for one thing—being Awesome. He’s the kid everyone likes, the one who always goes along with the crowd, says the right things, and never rocks the boat. But lately, being Awesome feels more like a job than a superpower.
When Ricky realizes he’s been pretending to like things just to fit in—video games, movies, even sneakers—he starts to wonder: Who am I if I’m not trying to impress everyone?
As Ricky struggles to figure out what he actually likes, he faces a tough question: Is it better to be what everyone expects, or to just be himself?
Perfect for young readers, Just You, Me, and Awesome is a heartwarming and relatable story about friendship, confidence, and the power of being yourself—boldly and unapologetically. Because sometimes, being just you is the most awesome thing of all.
